The RStudio interface is composed of quadrants, each of which fulfills a unique purpose. In this section, we will cover four different quadrants:

1. Source Pane:

   • This is where you write and edit your R scripts, functions, and markdown documents. It supports multiple tabs for working on different files simultaneously and includes features like syntax highlighting and code completion.

2. Console Pane:

   • The Console is where you directly interact with R by typing and executing commands. It's the main area for running code snippets, debugging, and viewing immediate output from your scripts.

3. Environment/History Pane:

   • Environment Tab: Displays the current objects, data frames, variables, and functions in your R workspace. You can inspect and manage your data here.
   • History Tab: Keeps a record of all the commands you have executed in the Console, allowing you to review, modify, and reuse past commands.

4. Files/Plots/Packages/Help/Viewer Pane:

   • Files Tab: Provides a file browser to navigate your project's directory and manage files.
   • Plots Tab: Displays plots and visualizations generated by your R code.
   • Packages Tab: Lists installed R packages and allows you to load, unload, and manage them.
   • Help Tab: Shows documentation and help files for R functions and packages.
   • Viewer Tab: Renders interactive web content, such as HTML widgets, Shiny apps, and R Markdown documents.

Each pane in RStudio is designed to streamline your workflow and enhance your data analysis experience, making it easier to write, run, and visualize your R code.